Track every bit of gear on site, with inspection, insurance and calibration dates in one place.
For site supervisors and small firms sick of losing tools to shifting-ownership arguments. Serial numbers, purchase dates, values and service dates in one PDF.
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What the law actually says
- •OSHA requires employers to keep tools and equipment in safe condition and to inspect them (29 CFR 1926.20(b)(3)), with specific duties for hand and power tools (29 CFR 1926.300 and following).
- •An equipment register with serial numbers, service dates, and inspection dates is how you show it, and it's also your record if a tool is lost or stolen.